Sentence examples for curious concern from inspiring English sources

It seemed a curious concern for a man whose central bank has worked with the Treasury to engineer a series of shotgun corporate weddings, such as Bank of America's purchase of Merrill Lynch and JPMorgan Chase's acquisition of Bear Stearns — deals that have further concentrated money in fewer hands.

American Enterprise Institute's Nicholas Eberstadt takes up the drumbeat in his book "A Nation of Takers: America's Entitlement Epidemic," worried that "50percentt of Americans" live in households that benefits from federal benefits - a curious concern about universal programs like Medicare and Social Security.

The public cannot be too curious concerning the characters of public men.

On Wednesday, the reporting date for pitchers and catchers, he said he was more curious than concerned about the fifth starter's competition between Joba Chamberlain and Phil Hughes.

I'm grateful to Jaime N. Christley, whom I follow on Twitter, for reminding me of a curious detail concerning "Come and Get It".

MOST homeowners, particularly those who get their water from private wells, are curious or concerned about the quality of their water.

This is a curious assertion concerning an artist whose utter contempt for the "evening in the theater" of his day is well documented.

But Engler, the state's former Republican governor, has a questionable record dealing with reports of sexual assault, which makes his MSU appointment curious and concerning unless the point was to hire someone who would protect the school at all costs.

The experiments on CaMKII that we report here were prompted by a curious observation concerning the stoichiometry of subunits in CaMKII, which was that samples derived from the same CaMKII holoenzyme preparation showed both six-fold and seven-fold symmetry when visualized by electron microscopy and X-ray crystallography (Rosenberg et al., 2006).

Hopefully by now, your listeners are both curious and concerned.

Be sure to already have planned out what to answer to questions they may ask (like the name of the dog, time it happened) if they are trying to tell if you are lying or curious or concerned.